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Bobbe Arnst

ComposerBorn 1903, died 1980On stage 1924 to 19386 productions on this page

Bobbe Arnst (1903–1980) was an American singer-actress who introduced George Gershwin's New York Serenade as Mary O'Brien in Rosalie (1928), the Florenz Ziegfeld production starring Marilyn Miller, and was also featured in Ed Wynn's Simple Simon.

On stage

6 productions, 14 years

1924

The Greenwich Village Follies [1924]Broadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Jack Manning

127 performances

1927

A la CarteBroadway Martin Beck Theatre. Original. Directed by Sam Rose

45 performances

1927

Rufus LeMaire's AffairsBroadway Majestic Theatre. Original. Directed by William Halligan

56 performances

1928

RosalieBroadway New Amsterdam Theatre. Original. Directed by William Anthony McGuire

335 performances

1930

Simple SimonBroadway Ziegfeld Theatre. Original. Directed by Zeke Colvan

135 performances

1938

The Fabulous InvalidBroadway Broadhurst Theatre. Original

65 performances

Worked with more than once

7 names

Patsy O Day 2 productions
Mabel Baade 2 productions
Jay Velie 2 productions
Hazel Forbes 2 productions
Harriet Hoctor 2 productions
Elsie Behrens 2 productions
Dolores Grant 2 productions

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